SAT Word List # SAT/M241

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Word Explanations termagant, involuntary, epicurean, feminine, meager, dominant, hysteria, replete, imperative, introductory

Explanation of termagant (adjective)
violently abusive and quarrelsome

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Explanation of involuntary (adjective)
unwilling

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Explanation of epicurean (adjective)
indulging, ministering or pertaining to daintiness of appetite

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Explanation of feminine (adjective)
characteristic of woman or womankind

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Explanation of meager (adjective)
scanty

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Explanation of dominant (adjective)
forms: more dominant; most dominant
conspicuously prominent

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Explanation of hysteria (noun)
a nervous affection occurring typically in paroxysms of laughing and crying

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Explanation of replete (adjective)
forms: more replete; most replete
full to the uttermost

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Explanation of imperative (adjective)
obligatory

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Explanation of introductory (adjective)
preliminary

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Explain the words termagant, involuntary, epicurean, feminine, meager, dominant, hysteria, replete, imperative, introductory

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Meaning of termagant, involuntary, epicurean, feminine, meager, dominant, hysteria